Love it.

*goes to talk to CCP*

Love it.

*goes to talk to CCP*

Second to that: having various dropship camera options selectable via menu, to be placed in rotation for R3 toggle.

They should still have the code laying around for the camera in Uprising 1,0, 13, 1.4 and 1.6 now.

hm jenna is giving this idea to CCP.... k this will never happen then.

hm jenna is giving this idea to CCP.... k this will never happen then.

You'd be suprised at the number of ideas I have had or things passed on by me from players that ultimately ended up in the game.

oh, and its Jenza or just Jen. no idea who jenna is...

I'm ok with being able to disable Auto-Level for Militia ships.

But am absolutely against allowing it for anything higher. People should have to get good at flying before getting their hands on something more expensive.

Besides, this would pretty much be a giant middle finger to anyone who took the time to get good at flying.

The beauty about a sensitivity bar is that YOU get to have the option for it at anytime. Me personally, i would never have that, unless maybe on low for a tricky landing situation. A variable option gives noobs the extra handling they need for what ever dropship they desire and us awesome pilots THE MOST CONTROL POSSIBLE. It really needs to be a happy medium, the problem with happy mediums, is that everyone's is different.

So put in a option of sensitivities for the leveling and, there you have it problem fixed, And everyone is happy for once.

I will put it on record that the option should automatically be turned ON for milita (still being able to adjust at anytime)
BUT automatically turned OFF for anything higher

And then we can have a sliding bar for Auto-Aim too. Begining FPS players can slide it all the way up to where it completely auto tracks until they get good at aiming, then they can slide it down to where they feel comfortable.

That way beginers will find DUST very accessible in both flying and shooting.

very unhappy with the dropship leveling.... i used to be able to fly my dropship through the spaces of the triple doughnut, and other madd cool maneuvers. I didn't want to have to upgrade dropships yet to avoid this.......

On the other hand, i understand why CCP did it, to give new players better control.
The issues are though that the dropship is so much more vulnerable then before it takes away a lot of the chance to practice and adds to more frustration.

SOLUTION: Add auto leveling to the aerial vehicles options menu, have it turned on automatically but give players a sensitivity choice like; none, low, med, high, or even a sensitivity bar. The better dropships should start with the option turned off, but still be able to turn it on freely.

*feedback welcome

very unhappy with the dropship leveling.... i used to be able to fly my dropship through the spaces of the triple doughnut, and other madd cool maneuvers. I didn't want to have to upgrade dropships yet to avoid this.......

On the other hand, i understand why CCP did it, to give new players better control.
The issues are though that the dropship is so much more vulnerable then before it takes away a lot of the chance to practice and adds to more frustration.

SOLUTION: Add auto leveling to the aerial vehicles options menu, have it turned on automatically but give players a sensitivity choice like; none, low, med, high, or even a sensitivity bar. The better dropships should start with the option turned off, but still be able to turn it on freely.

*feedback welcome

*gets really stoked.

*eats sandwich*

Love it.

*goes to talk to CCP*

Hate it.

Let me explain. Militia ships are entry level. Their auto leveling helps new players, but it hinders experienced players. Dropships are expensive and difficult to fly well. This difficulty helps scale their potential usefulness. Having good aim for an AR user or the ability to correctly calculate direction to lead a target as a Plasma Cannon user is how the skilled player separates themselves from the less skilled. Being able to handle a dropship is the skill separator between new and experienced pilots.

Giving ships flying aids is the auto aim of the pilot world. It would be like having a button you could press on your controller that auto snaps the crosshair of your AR to the nearest target. Like other roles it should be the skill of the operator that determines success not options that allow him buttons to correct his lack of skill.

There needs to be a reward for mastering a higher tier dropship. Advantages that they bring, but an advantage with a cost. Better dropships bring more maneuverability but the cost is this makes control harder. A skilled pilot in high meta should be better than a low skill pilot in high meta. Assists that bridge this gap weaken the role specialisations DUST has.


Why are you passing an idea to CCP after 1 single post? do you not care what others may have to say on the issue or do you just pass any single thought that catches your fancy to CCP?

*feedback welcome

Don't post this unless you mean it. Saying feedback is welcome, then calling them a troll if they disagree is an embarrassingly childish attitude. I explained my reasoning politely and with clarity yet you feel insults are a justified response.

very unhappy with the dropship leveling.... i used to be able to fly my dropship through the spaces of the triple doughnut, spins, dives and other madd cool maneuvers. I didn't want to have to upgrade dropships yet to avoid this.......

On the other hand, i understand why CCP did it, to give new players better control.
The issues are though that the dropship is so much more vulnerable then before it takes away a lot of the chance to practice and adds to more frustration.

SOLUTION: Add auto leveling to the aerial vehicles options menu, have it turned on automatically but give players a sensitivity choice like; none, low, med, high, or even a sensitivity bar. The better dropships should start with the option turned off, but still be able to turn it on freely.

*feedback welcome

Don't post this unless you mean it. Saying feedback is welcome, then calling respondents a troll if they disagree is an embarrassingly childish attitude. I explained my reasoning politely and with clarity yet you feel insults are a justified response.



I will disregard you in future until such time you demonstrate reason and respect.

i NEED negativie feed back but only from people who see a legit problem with the idea..... you know what you were doing, and thats okay, i have to deal with it all the time from little kids,.... and my mother . it gives me a chance to open your eyes to a situattion. If you still want to live in darkness like the troll you are be my guest.

EDIT.....ah some one liked your post so you had to edit some more in htere..... ahem whos a child?
you got called out and you dont like it thats fine.....

I am at a loss for words.

Hate it.

Let me explain. Militia ships are entry level. Their auto leveling helps new players, but it hinders experienced players. Dropships are expensive and difficult to fly well. This difficulty helps scale their potential usefulness. Having good aim for an AR user or the ability to correctly calculate direction to lead a target as a Plasma Cannon user is how the skilled player separates themselves from the less skilled. Being able to handle a dropship is the skill separator between new and experienced pilots.

Giving ships flying aids is the auto aim of the pilot world. It would be like having a button you could press on your controller that auto snaps the crosshair of your AR to the nearest target. Like other roles it should be the skill of the operator that determines success not options that allow him buttons to correct his lack of skill.

There needs to be a reward for mastering a higher tier dropship. Advantages that they bring, but an advantage with a cost. Better dropships bring more maneuverability but the cost is this makes control harder. A skilled pilot in high meta should be better than a low skill pilot in high meta. Assists that bridge this gap weaken the role specialisations DUST has.